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hideTabBar should hide the tab bar in scenes.
hideTabBar doesn't hide the tab bar.
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<Stack key="root">
<Stack key="Test" type={ActionConst.RESET} title="Test" hideNavBar>
<Tabs key="TestTabs" title="TestTabs">
<Stack key="TestTab" icon={TestIcon}>
<Scene key="TestScene" component={TestComponent} initial />
<Scene key="TestScene2" component={TestComponent2} hideTabBar={true} />
</Stack>
</Tabs>
</Stack>
</Stack>
I have seen that there is a closed issue on this topic but it didn't help, and 4.0.2 changelog included this as fixed bug. That is why I opened another issue mentioning v4.0.3
And in the API documentation the
I am also having this issue. I was previously on 4.0.0-beta.28 which used React Navigation 1.5 and worked fine. I am now trying to upgrade to 4.0.5 to support iPhone XS Max etc.
I'm not sure why there is a closed issue on this - it's definitely a bug.
I have the same issue.hideTabBar doesn't work in nested stack scenes.
@daviscabral Could you look?
Sure.
I'm not sure why there is a closed issue on this - it's definitely a bug.
If that's not working in the current version - we are going to look into - but v3 and beta versions are not supported (that is stated in the README, issue template and in several other issues already opened). Sorry if that was not clear. I am looking into that now.
We're having this issue on Android as well (ref ios label).
@forsen thank you
@forsen Confirm that hideTabBar inStack is worked, but it still not worked in Scene Props.
@blackbing Please check latest 4.0.6
@aksonov checked lastest 4.0.6, but it still not worked in Scene Props.
@aksonov checked lastest 4.0.6, but it not worked in Scene Props.
Try this, not work.
Actions.jump(SceneKey.SomeScreen, {
title: name,
});
````
But try this, it works.
ActionsSceneKey.SomeScreen
```
Hope can provide same useful infomation.
I find that, when we change screen the way just like jump, push, replace, RNRF could not pass the scene param in to function, so jump function can't get the param like hideTabBar, so the feature could not work.
@MarsLuo Any update on this issue? Is it still true that you can't pass props into jump()?
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I am also having this issue. I was previously on 4.0.0-beta.28 which used React Navigation 1.5 and worked fine. I am now trying to upgrade to 4.0.5 to support iPhone XS Max etc.
I'm not sure why there is a closed issue on this - it's definitely a bug.